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. 2024 Sep 15;16(9):4808–4818. doi: 10.62347/UMKH2239

Table 3.

Analysis of factors influencing exclusive breastfeeding

Factors Exclusive breastfeeding (n = 88) Non-exclusive breastfeeding (n = 66) χ2 value P value
Age
    ≥ 30 years old 62 33 6.677 0.010
    < 30 years old 26 33
Mode of delivery
    Normal delivery 57 28 7.617 0.006
    Cesarean section 31 38
Place of residence
    City 40 34 0.555 0.456
    Village 48 32
Educational level
    ~Junior High School 10 17 11.369 0.003
    High School 40 36
    College~ 38 13
Nature of occupation
    Full-time 22 32 9.135 0.003
    Part-time 66 34
Annual family income
    < 50 K 7 10 8.589 0.014
    50 K-150 K 31 34
    > 150 K 50 22
Nipple condition
    Normal 82 53 5.784 0.016
    Abnormal 6 13
Number of sucking times per day
    < 5 times 31 38 8.392 0.015
    5-12 times 49 26
    > 12 times 8 2
Nursing care model
    Control group 45 51 10.973 < 0.001
    Observation group 43 15
Breastfeeding Knowledge Score 54.07±4.25 52.89±4.56 -1.627 0.106
Breastfeeding Self-Efficacy Score 85.00 [81.00, 88.00] 85.00 [81.00, 89.00] 0.79 0.429
Infant weight (kg) 7.75 [6.25, 9.00] 6.55 [5.82, 7.52] -2.862 0.004
Infant height (cm) 69.25 [67.88, 70.32] 68.75 [67.90, 70.18] -1.21 0.227
Infant head circumference (cm) 44.46±1.68 43.86±1.69 -2.18 0.031